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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-02
REGISTRA ALTON NOTICE


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The days named win open doors. from ;
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-02
Great Model
Clothing House.

Acme Hall which was established a
very few years ago, is now by far the
largest clothing house in Baltimore. Its
rapidly increasing business has recently
compelled the proPrletors to remove to
the immense premises recently occupied
by the wholesale dry goods house Of
Hurst Purnell & Co.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-02
Acme Hall,
OEIlM & CO. Props.

OEIIM K co, Props.
: and 7 W Baltimore Street, l door
west Of Charles St.
n. Waiting room for ladies'
Baggage checked without cost to all
visitors, buying or NOT.
Mail Orders receive punctual atten-
ton.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-02
FOR STATES AVTORNF

At the request OF some o. my fri =
hereby announce mvsel' as candidate
election to the Office Of States Attore.
Charles county.
jy l1-u / 4 NlL3
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-02

The majority 80 ihe ills Of the human
body arise from i diseased liver. Sim.
mons Liver Regulator has been the means
Of restoring more people to health and
happiness By giving them . healthy
Liver than any oihesagency on earth.
SEE THAT YOU CIV THE GENUINE.
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FOR SALE.

900 ACRES Of LAND with good and
ZCO sufficient buildings lying near the
line OF the Southern Maryland Railroad, and
one mile from Gallant Gjeen and Malcolm
Station The soil is well adapted to the
growth Of corn, Wheat aad tobacco. The
land is well tmhered, fenced and watered,
and consists Of three fields and an excellent
meadow For sale cheap and upon convent
eut terms. Possession given Immediately
For particulars apply to
SYDNEY +, MUBD. Attorney at Law,
oct l-tf Gallant Green. Charles Co. Md.
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PORT TOBACCO,
HILL TOP,


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Election District Mil .It al
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5n Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday aud FIR
day, september 9Th, 7th, SJh ard eth, aud
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
A Steamer Burned

BosToN, MASS, Nov. ia fire was
discovered this morning in the afterhold
of the steamer Venetian, loading at this
port f. liverpool to sail to-day. The
fire is Confined to the lower hold and the
general cargo Is being removed while that
portion of vessel where the fire started is
being flooded with water. The loss will
be heavy, but cannot be sscertained at
present. While the firemen were fighting
tue Are in the mold the smoke became so
dense and the heat 80 great that large
number OF firemen were overcome and
rescued with difficulty. AS many SIS
twenty-five Of them had to be carried to
the open air where all were resuscitated,
aud it Is not believed fatal results will
ensus, although number are incspaci-
tsted from further work. The steamer
Is the same ship that arrived here n IVem-
Der 10, with ire IN the forward hoId; the
cargo was then thrown into the S; and
the fire extiDguished with steam.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17

i'm in his hellish ATTEMPT. All

him in his hellish attempt. After
this failure be dr. We on home with
her and told her he would kill her ii she
ever told It. That night the girl told her
mother and the next morning she left
home and sought refuge in the f1mily Of
her brother-ln-lsw, some half-mie dis
tsnt. On Tuesday Miss Stewart, with
her sister and brother-ia law, came TO
town ard made sfsdavit against her
father, and q charge of assault witn
intent to rape was fled against him,
whereupon he was arrested aud is now
in the hands OF the l4w.
This afternoon five couples from near
Midlothian arrived at the Rogers house,
in this city, all in buggies. They slishted,
entered the parlor. procured preacher
aud the necessary papers, when two OF
the couples were msrried-Mr. Z. 4.
Milton sud Miss ClOna Massje and Mr..
Benz min GAVIN and Miss Jettie
morgan.
A difficulty occurred in the blacksmith
shop OF Harper Bros, in Palmer, last
Tuesday evening, In which one Jim Adams
was struck In the head with einglet-ee
by one Msksscn aud seriously iDj1red.
msksson had not been arrested az lsst
accounts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17

determination because it cen come to
Fort Worth and secure unrfvalled rail-
road connections, and at the same time
be as near 81. Louis ~ at s point thirty
two miles east of Fort Worth, besid'
it gets Sherman on it's line end
pssses through unoccupied territory as
fertile as the valley OF the Nile.
If it be true that the Afchison will get the
Frisco, then lire will be built from
Davenport TO bot Springs, Little Rock
and Memphis, and Fort Worth will g e
through trains from those points stopping
ct Fort Worth. The Frisco and the
Atchfson are great corporations, and
know good thing when they see it.
The Fort Worth Western is great
project and the men who originated it
worked il out on scientific railroad prin-
riples No matter what may be ssid Of
Texas ports, there can be no question
that New Orleans and San Francisco are
great ports, one on the gulf, The other on
the Pacific. Now en- air line from New
Orleans to San Francisco passes through
the great metropolis Fort Worth, in these
great railroad enterprises. The
rOIG w OItA 10 pAc-
jected from Fort Worth to
first sud tnen through to
San F sncisco, and the Fort Worth and
to New Orleans. No sane
man who looks at a map of the United
States csn help acknowledge the com
position of Fort Worth On this
great line, and it can be but short time
until the powerful press OF
New Orleans and San Francisco
see what The GAZETTE sees now
and make common cause with this City in
pushing this line to completion. BOYS OF
ffteen living in Fort Worth will not have
3 vote by the time this project reaches
,nUclusion
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
Rock Island Talk.
AsNNN AoAtsHW J
Special TO the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, TEX Nov. 16.-Colonel
Frank Fl. Mills OF the United States army
came in from FJrt Sill, L. T., last even
ing. and in reply to inquiries made By
your correspondent here concerning the
whereabouts CT the r )ck Island and Pa.
cif1c surveyors, etc, the Colonel said
that he had met the chief surveyor just
before he left the Fort, and that he made
inquiries concerning the route, etc. He
stated that the surveyors were at work
about six or eight miles esss
Of Fort Sill, and that the i'm
preston left on his mind as
10 the route through the Territory was
about as follows: That they would keep
on the great divide that separates the
county east and west, on q line o little
east Of Fort Sill direct south to Red river,
that they would have to by all means
miss clear all of Coche creek and / q
the mouth of the Big Wichita. The
Colonel said from his conversation with
the chief surveyor, and other parties who
had conVersed with the surveyor. that he
thought that 1t was settled thing that
they were making direct for Henrietta,
but since his meeting with other town
representatives that he wasn't quite so
positive, since they had told him that he
had obtained misunderstanding of the
route. He stated Later 10 the evening
that il he was property owner In Hen.
rietta that he would not be uneasy, and
that he thought Henrietta would soon be
the town vested Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
Bs1hIFha MIS- Star.

Madison (Wis.) Journal, November, I.
It is said that the .star OF Bethlehem,
which heralded the birth CT Christ and
the beginning of the Christian era, Is now
visible in the early hours Of the morning,
rising sbou o'clock q. n shining with
brilliancy far exceeding that of any
other star. As 1t will be over $40 years
before it will again be as
near the earth Is il Is st pres
ent, all desiring TO see it had
better take this CHARGE by rising in the
early hours Of the morning. Lac riseTs
even can crafty their curiosity, for so
strong is the light now emitted By the
star that it is vsib long after the king
OF day has arisen. The star, when hcst
rising, is almost directly east of the OBJ
server. All those who shorten the hours
of sleep for one night to see this beauty
Cf the starry heavens will feel more thsn
repsid for the sacrifice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
BiEzs at Center,

special 10 the Gazette,
CENTER, TEX Nov. IA Are broke
out about - O'Clock last night in the
store of E. L. Wright & Bro. Of this place
and was quickly communicated to the
Allisnce store and that Of Thomas Nc
KnIgaE, all three Of which Were con-
sumed. Other houses were in great dan
ger and lost heavily by hastily removing
their stocks. The losses are estimated
as f.. lows:
E. L. Wright & Bro, building sno
stock. entire loss, $250s to $4,000; 1nsur-
suce, $1,000, in Pelican of New jersey and
Hartford.
Mcknight, building and about one
third OF stock, loss $1,000 TO $500; 60 ia
surance.
Alliance store, building entire loss,
with about $1,000 of stock. Safe not pet
opened, Books and papers Thoughts to
be preserved. 4;
DR. j. W. Dukes office, damsgsdea2C9
or $780, g
j. ". Rogers & Co, j. D. ReddBe,
Amos Harter, Sanders & Chandler, p F.
Bcidges, E F. Sanders and Rsmsy &
Mills sustained losses by removal Of
stock from $3.50 to $500 esch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
Lnrgs SIN ltsr for FL Pa.o.

Special TO tRe Gazette
Ell PAso, TEX, Nov. 16.-C. c. Fi:z-
gerald of Brooklyn, N. Y, 8 mining en-
eineer who has been IL the mining bust
ness for years, and owned some OF the
most prominent mines in Mexico, Cen
trsl America and VenZaels, has com
meDced the erection ct large smelteT.
He has procured the right for the loca-
ton of his plant, aud il reply to al in
quiry said: 81 will put in two thirty-hve
ton smelters and have them flushed in
six weeks ct the outside. The engines
and boilers were now on their way here
frUm Oswego, n Y. The furnishings and
outfit will come from Chicxqo, and would
have been on the way had not chsnged
the plans. The plant will be- connected
with all the railroads. Smelling will be-
elm just as soon as the nrst furnace is
fnisned."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
WkXAHACRIEs

4 Daughters Grave Charge Against der
Father-Dif6cuity at Palmer.
Special 10 the GaZtte
WAxAHACHIE, TEX, Nov. 16.-Lsst
Saturday farmer named Stewart, living
on Onion creek, in this county, took his
sixteen-year-old daughter with him in e
buggy to Corsicans. On their return
home Saturday evening, while in Cham
decent proposition to the girl, which she
repealed. After driving through the bot
tom and out into large pasture, he
dragged her from the buggy and sought
by orute force to ravisn her, out the girl
would not yield and faally defeated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17

August and resulted in mistrial, the jury
standing eleven for hanging and one for
life Imprisonment. The case was given
to the jury late this afternoon and after
being out two hours the jury returned
verdict fixing the sentence at penitentiary
for life.
The case of r. Stockton, the Kansas
City drummer, to test the validity of the
drummers' license tax set for trial to-day
was postponed until tomorrow when it
is thought Judge Pardee will SIT with
Judge Ssbin. Attorney General Hogg is
mere to represent the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
Burn ed In hunt County.
Special to the Gazette.

SptCI6I 20 LNE UdLtLLSs
GRGENvILLE, TEX Nov ia west
bound freight train on the East Line
orapch OF the Missouri Pacific Railway
which wss losded with cotton destined
for Gree4villt, took fire xt point he
tween Black Jack Grove and Campbell,
this county, by sparks from the engine.
The result wss the loss of 6fty-fve bsles
of cotton and the two fat cars upon
which the same was loaded. brakeman
by the name of A. L. Ragland, whose
home WAS in this city, white attempting
to exsirguish the fire, lost his hold and
fell, crusnIGg one OF his shoulders and
breaking lis collar bone. Rigiand was :
printer by trade, sn0 among his friends
here sustains q good repu alton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17

A man well known in st. Louis has. the
doctors say, heart forced to the right
side aud greatly displaced, AMI the liver
to the left. The lungs are compressed
and the stomach badly crowded, but the
ribs and sternum being firmly set the po-
sition is permanent. He las been SO
since boyhood, and with the exception OF
his irregular form is perfectly healthy
msa. Consumption or pneumonia would
be sure death, they say.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
After More Depot Room.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
CLEDURNE, TRx, Nov. 16 --Thos. W.
Jackson, land agent of the Santa Fe is in
the city. He has made a request of the
City Council to be allowed the privilege
of building larger and more commo-
dious depot at this place. The enlarge
mept will touch on the street east Of TIE
railroad, and hence he wants permission
from council before the depot is erected.
He says unless he can get the additional
loom the Santa Fee will have to place
the depot further north, nesr the
round house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
Big Blax. at Bufaio.

BUFFALO, n. Y Nov. 16.-At 10 O'Clock
this morniGg fire broke out in the ex-
tenslve brewing establishment OF the
Ziegler Brewing Company, on Washing
ton street. The buildings occupied the
block between Burton alley and Virginia
street. The flames spread with great
rspidity, and soon he malt houses, ice
houses and elevator were entirely de-
etroyed. The loss on the buildings is
estimated st 800, 600. phe total loss is
over $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
Bank Cashier Indic.ed

ST. LOUIS, No, Nov. 16.-Tae federal
grand jury late this afternoon returned
t, the Uoi.ed States court an Indictment
sgsinst Charles G. Crecelius, * cashier
of the deiunct Fifth National BanE The
Indictment has six counts, all of which
charge him with classifying the accounts
of the bank. His bond willlbe filed to-
morrow, and will zot be less than $780,
01O
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
A DRAMATIC SCENE.
Epgsl DsclaIms in ihs Dsaih Watches
Heino's Terribls Poem.
Evening SIM

Heino's Terrible Poem.
Evening Sun.
Suddenly voice, close, half -wavering
at first, but gaining strength and infection
with each word, wss heard. The watches
rushed to the csge door, from which o
plain view could be mad of the cells of the
doomed men in murderer's row. Enge
stood In the center of his little compart-
ment, with head erect and arms uplifted,
as If ent1auctd by some supreme moving
power. He spoke in German, his mo>her
tongue. What he recited was a poem by
aeinrich Heine:
ETranslation,1
With fearless eyes, in despair and glo 'D,
GnsshipS their teeth, they sit at the loom:
"Thy shroud We are weaving, Germany OF
old,
We are weaving into It the curse three fold,
We are weaving, weaving, viewing
"a curse on the God we prayed to in vain,
When the winter Was cold and hunger caused
pain.
Our hop. and our waiting, sill were fer nausht,
He fooled us and Knocked us-a terrible
thought
We are weaving. weaving. wesvlngl
"a curse on the king, the King of the rich,
Who heeds not, but ayes { to Oh IN the ditch;
Who swlad es as, treats US rs Though we were
And orders his soldier to shoot as like dogs.
We are wesvin@, weaving, weaving!
"A curse, yea, curse on our false taihsr!and
Where shame and disgrace Haunt, luxurians
and grand.
Where b ossoms and flowers are slain by the
storm,
Where sloth and decay give new life to the
We are weav Rg, weaving, weaving
"The shuttle keeps on-there is no delay
We re busy W. ating tn night and d y.
, by shrUH we are " avlne, oh Fatheriahd old,
We are weaving into 1t the curse thr-efoid.
We are weaving, weavi 6, Weaving'
The voice died away. 1t ran ike q
thrill through the hearers. EngeI looked
around him in a sort OF dazed manner
when he flushed the last staDza. Then
be hid the careWorn features of his
aged face in his broad palms and sank
back upon mis- couch. The whole espi-
sode coming, as it did, in the stiffness OF
the night, wss Of indescribabls impress
siveness. The prisoners had rushed to
the grated doors of their cells. The
dead watchers stood as II spell3ound.
Spies, VINO ha0 risen at the first sound Of
the well known voi;e, Was as surprised
IS the rest IS first; the knocking sneer
which be had shown Of late stole over
his sharp features and he threw himself
back again upon his oed. Parsons hai
also risen aud remained in an attentive
attitude while EpgeI was speaking.
SchWah, Fielden aud Fischer did not stir.
No movement of theirs betrayed that they
had been aware of the highly dramatic
situation. Engel, VINO had been softly
talked 20 by the guard, Gained down and
mee6ly asked to be excused. The idea
TO declsim the poem, he said, had come
over hin with irresistible power.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
Cotton Receipts at arsenyrIo.
s2so,al Sc the Gazette.

GREfNyILLE, TEX, Nv. IG.-Greep-
ville's cotton receipts by wagon up to
Monday, IS b, foot up IL. 4s7 ba!es. The
cotton purchased and paid for in Green
vile but delivered on the cars ct various
stations iu this (HunD county amounts to
over 1000 bales, making total TO Day
mention d, bought an paid for here, ct
least II SEQ bales. Tbs receipts az the
C impress up TO fhe hour OF the fire foot
up nearly 80 900 bales. Since the de-
structiOn CT the compress and yards cot
ton is being weighted ct the platform of
the St. L0ul-, Arkansas and Texas Rail-
XaY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
atlnss,,. C.ssuer, Ruster.

The purest,the most wholesome. the
most pslatable, the most economical and
most desirable Of 81 other kinds Of butter
in the market. If ySu are not already
using it, make trialssrder and test It to
your own satisIaction.S
FORT WoRTH GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
In EsssIand CsHnty
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
DKsDENoNA, TEX, Nov. 1.-the
weather continues nae for saving cotton.
Wheat would be the better Of q good
shower of rain. The Gin st this place
has turned out about $50 bsles to date,
and estimate from 100 TO $50 bales yet 10
gin. Considerable land has been seeded
TO wheat and rye. Ali kinds of stock are
in good condition to go TO winter. Upon
the whole our section of country is In
much better condition than the proceed
Ing year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
AItli Burnna.
Correspondence Of the aagette.

DksDzHONA, EAsTLAND, COUNTY, TEX +,
Nov. IA Our IiItle town was visited bs
d destructive fire yesterday morning
about O'Clock. Toe Desdemena Mil
Company, -four and grist mill, vas dis
covered to &c on fire. The fire was under
such Roadway it was Impossible TO save
anything from destruction, coDse quently
it is O total loss to it's proprietors as vel
as calamity to our little village and sur
rounding country. The estimated value
OF mil and machinery is about $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17

NEW YORK, Nov. ls.-Fifty of the pss-
sepgerss from the cholerS ships Alesia
and Brittanie who have showed 10 signs
of sickness during the several weeks at
quarantine will be allowed to land to-
MORROW.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
at Wsxshaehie,

Special to the Gazette.
WAxAHACRIE, TEX, Nov. Is The
weather Is clesr ard mild, and cotton is
coming in rapidly. Business is brisk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17

There have been such things in England
IS smoking concerto, where every one in
the audience Was permitted to smoke If
he wished. NOW it is said that singing
in the smoky atmosphere iniasss the
throat, and good artists will not appear
st the concerts. *
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
The Pay Car.

Special TO the Gazette.
DENIsoN, TEX, Nov. 16.-Tne arrival
of the "Little Red Wagon" on the Mis-
souri, Pacific has made the boys hearts
beat with glsdness, and has enriched
Denison by distributing shout Sill, COO
among its citizens.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17

Teammates Tsze Caurage-Rnepmatlsr has
fad hald otsIn6fortwo or thres sears a. this
quick Iyg gave me yslief, and IsSe no. had Atouch
of itfss . longThne. 1 send this re roHpdenda-
tioHtfat other sunszersfthsy okiain;yseei.
81 . W4aCE1bR
Car d1iver) Clifton, Baitinaore %, Mo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17


Drummer Tax Question.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. 16.-Attackz
ments aggregatiDg $4,000 we're to-dsy
issued in the District court against A.
Marx, prominent merchant OF Calvert,
Robertson county. The principal attach
ing creditors are: Unm.n, Lewis Co.,
Galveston, Sl050; Horrhall, Whithead,
Wisner & Co., New York, 5000: Fl. B.
Clafiiu & Co., New York, se254; Stein
& Hyman, New York, s6o64; Stick
Bros, New York, $1,000; Island City Saw
ings' Bank, 1898. The value of Marks
stock is not known.
In the Criminal court to-day the case
OF William Warner, half Mexican,
was on trial for the murder Of young
Ernest Brands st Lawson's blacksmith
shop last July. The case Was tried last
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
st TexaIkana.
Special tothe Gazette,

TExARKANA, Tex, Nov. ls.-The
weather mere continues clear and dry.
We have had only one rain here for tie
last ninety days worth recording.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
81 WaXahs chic,
Special 70 the Gazette.

WAxAHACHIE, Tex, Nov. 1s Cotton
continues 10 come in at q lively rate.
Total receipts for the season Il, 800 bAles.
The weather continues warm and dry,
aid some cistsrns are beginning 10 fail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
WEATHER AND CROPS.
st Black Jack GrSvS,

Special to the Gazette.
BLACK JACK GROVE, Tx, Nov. Is -
The weather continues dry with no ap-
peaTance OF rain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
TIE FIRE RECORD.
4 Freight Train on The East Line OF
the Aisseuri Pac'fic Loaded With
Gotten Takes Fire.
Extensive Brewing Establishment Burned
At Buffalo, n. Y.-The steame- VeEe-
tian 30 Boston on Fire.
Cotton Burned.
SOILOu buLaco.
Special to the Gazeue.

Special to the Gazette.
BLACK JACK GROVE, TEX, Nov. IS
Two carloads of cotton were burned tbs
morning about tw, miles west Of this
place, on the Missouri Pacific Railway.
The cars and cotton are total loss.